India shining??? waat a Fuck,Again....

We are developing We are doin good and Good and Good
The Sofware markets are gettin a nEw defination Of wrk Cultures, R Lifestyle has Taken an unprecedented Positive Change, Now v also Movin R-self In a new Row Of Luxury wheels, In every 1 or 2 years V tends to do A Re-develope orBring something Up to Code, NOw v wears a designer evening Cloths Manish Malhotra Khosla, D&G etc etc...
New Gizmos Nokia N-82 Samsung SGH 600 Etc Etc..
Multiproperty ownership is juz da oder thing and No Big deals...
The Whole Country is takin an New change of abtter India But BUt BUt wer the Fuckin Rich Indian and Its Son of Various Fathers Politicians are takin ths INDIA???
to the Moon or the Mars???
FUCKIN *&%$***** so called high class peoples.....

as a matter Of fact i hav taken a close glimpse ovr sm new Horrible facts As
India appears to have made some progress in tackling the hunger and malnutrition issue, but the situation remains "alarming" in the
country on this front, according to the Global Hunger Index released on Tuesday 2nd Dec 08.


India ranks 66th on the 2008 Global Hunger Index of 88 countries, a report released by the Washington-based International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) said.

According to the 2008 Global Hunger Index (GHI), India's hunger rate fell to 23.7 points, from 32.5 points in 1990, while Congo showed highest hunger rate of 42.7 points at 88th place.

"The major threat of hunger is in 33 countries including India," the report said adding that rising food prices pose serious threats for malnourished people in these regions.

Other countries like Bangladesh scored 25.2 points (70th place), Pakistan 21.7 points (61th), Nepal 20.6 points (57th), Sri Lanka 15 points (39th), Thailand 9.9 points (23rd), China 7.1 points (15th) and Mauritius 5 points (1st), it said.

The report noted that countries that have scored between 20-30 points are in an alarming condition. The index ranked countries on a 100-point scale, with zero being the best score having no hunger and 100 being the worst.

"Hunger is closely tied to poverty and countries with high levels of hunger are overwhelmingly low or low-middle income countries," the report said, adding that hunger rate in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa remain highest since 1990.

However, the global poverty rate has fallen by almost one fifth, to 15.2 points in 2008 GHI from 18.7 points in 1990 GHI, due to progress in children's nutrition, the report said.

Third year in a row, IFPRI has compiled the hunger index along with Germany-based Welthungerlife and Concern Worldwide.

This is not the end the High end defi will make U numb if u serriously b'liv in my words As a survay conducted in So called FCI and it is as Follow:
which says Over 10 lakh tonnes of foodgrains worth several hundred crores of rupees, which could have fed over one crore hungry people for a
year, were damaged in Food Corporation of India (FCI) godowns during the last one decade.

The damages were suffered despite the FCI spending Rs 242 crore while trying to prevent any loss of foodgrains during storage. Ironically another 2.59 crore was spent just to dispose off the rotten foodgrains.

These startling facts came in reply to a Right to Information (RTI) application filed by a Delhi
resident. FCI informed that 10 lakh tonnes of foodgrain was damaged in the godowns of government owned agency which is responsible for procurement and distribution of foodgrains across the country.

The FCI informed that 1.83 lakh tonnes of wheat, 3.95 lakh tonnes of rice, 22 thousand tonnes of paddy and 110 tonnes of maize were damaged between 1997 to 2007.

The FCI said in the northern region -- UP, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Delhi -- the damage incurred was seven lakh tonnes and the PSU spent Rs 87.15 crore to prevent the loss besides spending over Rs 60 lakh to dispose off the damaged foodgrain.

Keeping in view the amount of money spent by the FCI for preservation of foodgrains in its godown, the quantum of damage is huge. Is it not a national shame?" the RTI applicant Dev Ashish Bhattacharya said.

Similarly in eastern India -- Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Orissa, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal -- the damage incurred was 1.5 tonnes of foodgrains while the FCI spent Rs 122 crore to prevent it from rotting. But the damaged lot was disposed off after spending another Rs 1.65 crore.

In southern region -- Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala-- the damage incurred was 43,069.023 tonnes despite spending Rs 25 crore. This damaged foodgrain was disposed off after spending another Rs 34,867....

So guys this is the Condition of Our New India!

V all r equally responsible for this great scenario.. but who cares As Am goin to hav some chilled beer!

let them die...